If you like 3 levels of music tutorials, I have more of them 💖🎁 3 levels of TECHNO with Adam Beyer: czcams.com/video/fWl-oU5VTLc/video.html 3 levels of TECH-HOUSE with Fisher: czcams.com/video/vsQTyhmLZNI/video.html 3 levels of TECHNO with Boris Brejcha: czcams.com/video/MBpXWS-Hkbs/video.html
When you talk about beginners and "they do this and they do that..." you talking to me for sure. XD But I try and learn from you and other good producers how to do...that's for sure, too!
PK's most powerful skill is how he plays with, twists, rewinds and slightly changes his sampled loops without ending up with something boring even though it is usually very repetitive throughout the whole song. Best heard in his song "No Goodbye". That song is also a beautiful example of how to play with the kick, for example the reintroduction of the kick at 00:51 (the 2:47 minute version)
What I need to start doing again... is to reuse, resample elements I already have in the project. When I started in the 90s it was a common technique because simply I didn't have too many sounds. This not only can boost the creativity but also make a track more coherent
This style of video is very interesting, even if I don't like what it might say about which one of the producers I am. The analysis of the tendencies of producers at different levels helps me think about habits I had and have and hope to have. 🙏 "Having a bit of knowledge makes the track too polished" ... so guilty. 😑 "Off beat hook" is GOLD. 🥇
Alice harikasin, videolarini seve seve izliyoruz, bu isi profesyonel yapmak isteyenler eminim kurslarindan bir cok bilgi edinebilirler, arada freebi verip, bizim gibi belescileri de mutlu etsen ❤
Love these ‘3 levels’ videos. This kind of techno is such a cutting edge sound. So many new techniques to explore that are only possible with the crazy effect chains of ableton. You have some great ideas
Amazing again! I always was fascinated how after the intro he makes the beat "change" so your brain get's tricked and for a moment you stand there like a fool on the dancefloor :)
It's crazy that these videos are for free. It's hard to break down Paul Kalkbrenner's music since the tracks are so detailed and unique. Thank you so much!
Hej, Yalcin - Thanks so much for your channel. I have watched many of your videos since discovering it recently. It would be great to see you do videos that talk about artists such as: Shed, Recondite and Aril Brikha. I'm learning some great tricks and tips from you. These master-level videos also remind us that moving beyond 'pro' level is to break some rules, inject some character and creativity into our productions. To use our acquired knowledge but to avoid perfectionism, which can make our music uninteresting, too technical and less human. I look forward to seeing what you present in the future. Stort tack från Australien!
I had no idea how many versions of spelling Kalkbrenner youtube CC could come up with. LMAO and getting good vibes. Now for the serious side: Dude, you´re opening doors of insight I didn´t even think were possible. First contact today, but I feel there are boatloads of wisdom to come. Thanks for doing this, I´ll dive deeper in the next days. I bow my hat!
Amazing work!!! (here a beginner trying to learn more from pros) I really like the way you explain the things, now here's a new fan of your work! Congrats! 👏🎼🔥
Hi sir Yalcin ! I discovered your channel with "1 sample 4 producers", with Janus Rasmussen. Since, i can't tell how many things i learned. Everything sounds to me much harder to achieve a good result as a beginner but every videos you add, makes me more inspirated and humble... Really thank you.
I appreciate this a lot, but would love to see a video on more distinct and complex paul kalkbrenner tracks like, from parts of life, particularly part 5 and part 12. That's the Paul Kalkbrenner sound I would really would love to get some insight on how to make similar works. Thank you very much
Hey!! I have to say thank you!! Ive learned so much from your Videos the last few days, in so happy i found your Channel! I would love to see a „Jonas Apollo“ Tutorial/Track Remake! He has auch a unique Style.. :) Love from Austria ❤️
Where were you hiding your camera in my room through all these years? The beginning mistakes were so spot on, I thought I was listening to some of my first productions :D :D
Hey Alice, you're really impressive!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. i have not been using ableton for a long time because I find that it degrades the sound compared to Maschine. For example, when importing the same VST in live or in Maschine. In Maschine the sound is more punchy, more precise, but the sofware is far less powerful than Live. In Live to compensate, you have to work much more in mastering... What do you think about that and how to handle it? Thanks :=)
does anybody know how to make the pluck sounds from his track called "invisible"? they are awesome, but i dont really get them... just like 50-60% :( i would really appreciate some help or tips :)
Hi Yalcin ! Dude, thank you so much for all that you do. Paul K. is my favorite artist so far, that's how I discovered minimal techno music. We need more awesome video about him, not to copy what he does, but to understand how ! Believe it or not, you are as inspiring than Paul K for me. I started to make music since I discovered your channel. Please tell me how can I get in touch with you ? I have created a complete preset that should interest you, but I have to fix a lil issue for sampling (I will explain..) Can you help me plz ? 😊
Nice one... I do really like buhold. That beat is insane. Any idea how he did that? How did you resample the three melodies into one. Did you freeze all three of them? Or did you use the comping feature?
I feel like the glide on the bass was a bit too much on the last track, or attack was a bit slower. My ears wanted sharper note jumps instead of that glide ish bass. Good video overall though thank you very much
Calling Paul Kalkbrenner techno is like calling Imagine Dragons metal. This is essentially pop music with a faster “techno-oriented” drumwork. I wouldnt even really call it techno-oriented because it might just as well be pop-house. Its well made and smooth, but the dynamics are nonexistent, its very quiet despite all the transients squashed to hell and its not too interesting. I think he is a good example of a DJ/producer who got one good song and capitalized on that. I have been to one of his sets unwillingly because of friends and it was a total borefest mostly, and the best songs he played were all from other people. But since he is famous he is a “master” of techno apparently…People forget techno is supposed to be anti-establishment anti-capitalist music, but once white people stole it just like hip hop suddenly all I hear is this ball-less flavorless pop mush and now its what they call “techno”.
Why bother even making music if ur stuck on beginner level without understanding good sound deign methods? If u are a beginner, my only advice is, practice, then practice more. Then, when you have made something good, ask others what they think. This is why I am a sound designer first, THEN a producer. Ane even though I make music. Great music, I know what is releasable. And I have a long-term plan. This is the difference between a bedroom producer, and a real producer like Paul. Sound selection is one of the biggest things. But also, it must be organic. There is a sweet spot. Also, i am always working on my own signature sound. If u dont care, thats ok too, while u are going through millions of sample packs. Im busy creating my own.
If you like 3 levels of music tutorials, I have more of them 💖🎁
3 levels of TECHNO with Adam Beyer: czcams.com/video/fWl-oU5VTLc/video.html
3 levels of TECH-HOUSE with Fisher: czcams.com/video/vsQTyhmLZNI/video.html
3 levels of TECHNO with Boris Brejcha: czcams.com/video/MBpXWS-Hkbs/video.html
3 levels of techno with Adriatique
Mate I'd love to be a beginner like this one here haha
Altes Kamuffel is his very best track, thx for doing this video
It is an amazing track and one of my favourite as well.
I was just listening to Paul's new track Si Soy Fuego and then I get a notification for this ❤❤👌
I decided to make the video while I was watching his new live set from Exit festival. ☺
When you talk about beginners and "they do this and they do that..." you talking to me for sure. XD But I try and learn from you and other good producers how to do...that's for sure, too!
It is also the mistakes I have done many times when I was a beginner, so hopefully these videos will help to avoid those mistakes faster. 😊✌
PK's most powerful skill is how he plays with, twists, rewinds and slightly changes his sampled loops without ending up with something boring even though it is usually very repetitive throughout the whole song. Best heard in his song "No Goodbye". That song is also a beautiful example of how to play with the kick, for example the reintroduction of the kick at 00:51 (the 2:47 minute version)
What I need to start doing again... is to reuse, resample elements I already have in the project. When I started in the 90s it was a common technique because simply I didn't have too many sounds. This not only can boost the creativity but also make a track more coherent
Any tips on finding more about this technique?
This style of video is very interesting, even if I don't like what it might say about which one of the producers I am. The analysis of the tendencies of producers at different levels helps me think about habits I had and have and hope to have. 🙏
"Having a bit of knowledge makes the track too polished" ... so guilty. 😑
"Off beat hook" is GOLD. 🥇
Fantastic Yalcin! It's crazy how close you can get to the reference sounds 👏👏
Cheers Adrià ✌
Alice harikasin, videolarini seve seve izliyoruz, bu isi profesyonel yapmak isteyenler eminim kurslarindan bir cok bilgi edinebilirler, arada freebi verip, bizim gibi belescileri de mutlu etsen ❤
Love these ‘3 levels’ videos. This kind of techno is such a cutting edge sound. So many new techniques to explore that are only possible with the crazy effect chains of ableton. You have some great ideas
Amazing again! I always was fascinated how after the intro he makes the beat "change" so your brain get's tricked and for a moment you stand there like a fool on the dancefloor :)
wow, I love it:) you have the ear and the skill:) it's about time to listen to PK from BC. This album was a huge inspiration to me back then
It's crazy that these videos are for free. It's hard to break down Paul Kalkbrenner's music since the tracks are so detailed and unique. Thank you so much!
Incredible. I love that resampling trick, I’ve played around with that sort of thing before but forgot how awesome it is…
Yeah resampling opens a whole new world
Hej, Yalcin - Thanks so much for your channel. I have watched many of your videos since discovering it recently. It would be great to see you do videos that talk about artists such as: Shed, Recondite and Aril Brikha. I'm learning some great tricks and tips from you. These master-level videos also remind us that moving beyond 'pro' level is to break some rules, inject some character and creativity into our productions. To use our acquired knowledge but to avoid perfectionism, which can make our music uninteresting, too technical and less human. I look forward to seeing what you present in the future. Stort tack från Australien!
sounds really good. I love that hat reverb, super "live" and "cavernous" feel
I had no idea how many versions of spelling Kalkbrenner youtube CC could come up with. LMAO and getting good vibes. Now for the serious side: Dude, you´re opening doors of insight I didn´t even think were possible. First contact today, but I feel there are boatloads of wisdom to come. Thanks for doing this, I´ll dive deeper in the next days. I bow my hat!
You know this video gonna be super helpful when that beginner idea is that litttt 👀🔥
Amazing work!!! (here a beginner trying to learn more from pros) I really like the way you explain the things, now here's a new fan of your work! Congrats! 👏🎼🔥
Please never stop making videos,you have talent
that is the name of this song worked on in the first half its something unique and love it.
Hi sir Yalcin ! I discovered your channel with "1 sample 4 producers", with Janus Rasmussen. Since, i can't tell how many things i learned. Everything sounds to me much harder to achieve a good result as a beginner but every videos you add, makes me more inspirated and humble... Really thank you.
To reach the master level, you need to go through all stages ... there are valuable lessons in there, listen closely. Thank you man
Exactly! We all make the same journey 😊
Amazing work dude!!!
Glad you like it! ✌
Wow, dude. I am speechless! Thank you!
Paul Kalkbrenner terrified my soul with "Florian".,.,., Genius.,.,
Very good analyze and prof. conveyed
amazing .... thanks sooooooooo much 🤗
This video is so great ! Lot`s of things to learn, thank you Yalcin
OMG!!!! you listen my mind, I thought the same Kalkbrenner make that emotional techno and this is the video I waiting for, Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
Your's tutorial are the best !!! Much respect for You 💪I learn a lot from You... Thank's very much for that !!!😁✌
Awesome, I Love Paul Kalkbrenner music, a great video, I learnt quite a bit. Keep going great channel
King Paul!!!
Your tutorials are great! Much respect!
Paul Kalkbrenner is a living Legend of TECHNO………
very nice! I hope someday i will se 3levels vs Maceo Plex
Great video as always mate! Thank you for your work!
Cheers mate!
I love this! Please keep this up!!
30+ years listening to Techno music, first time I hear about this guy Kalkbrenner...
And? That doesn't make "this guy" less famous and genius, because some guy on the internet hasn't heard of him. It's even weird that you haven't.
I appreciate this a lot, but would love to see a video on more distinct and complex paul kalkbrenner tracks like, from parts of life, particularly part 5 and part 12. That's the Paul Kalkbrenner sound I would really would love to get some insight on how to make similar works. Thank you very much
First of all I want to congratulate you since you make very good content.
Consult: In patreon do you have the project made with VITAL?
PK got me into this music lol
Hey!! I have to say thank you!! Ive learned so much from your Videos the last few days, in so happy i found your Channel!
I would love to see a „Jonas Apollo“ Tutorial/Track Remake! He has auch a unique Style.. :)
Love from Austria ❤️
Where were you hiding your camera in my room through all these years? The beginning mistakes were so spot on, I thought I was listening to some of my first productions :D :D
Haha cheers Merlin!
Hey Alice, you're really impressive!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. i have not been using ableton for a long time because I find that it degrades the sound compared to Maschine. For example, when importing the same VST in live or in Maschine. In Maschine the sound is more punchy, more precise, but the sofware is far less powerful than Live. In Live to compensate, you have to work much more in mastering... What do you think about that and how to handle it? Thanks :=)
How long does it take to go from beginner to advanced?
does anybody know how to make the pluck sounds from his track called "invisible"? they are awesome, but i dont really get them... just like 50-60% :( i would really appreciate some help or tips :)
КАЛКБРЕННННЕЕЕЕР ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Yalcin ! Dude, thank you so much for all that you do. Paul K. is my favorite artist so far, that's how I discovered minimal techno music. We need more awesome video about him, not to copy what he does, but to understand how ! Believe it or not, you are as inspiring than Paul K for me. I started to make music since I discovered your channel. Please tell me how can I get in touch with you ? I have created a complete preset that should interest you, but I have to fix a lil issue for sampling (I will explain..) Can you help me plz ? 😊
100% on that first comment!
Nice one... I do really like buhold. That beat is insane. Any idea how he did that? How did you resample the three melodies into one. Did you freeze all three of them? Or did you use the comping feature?
great
Sehr gut Yalçın !!!
Amazing as usual ! Do you take on any trainees for work placements ?😅
Can you make a track, with the pro version plucks? Really enjoyed that one😅
I am really the first one here hahaha 15 sec ago uploaded first like and comment haha great video Paul is the best
Haha you were really fast, thanks Anton. Indeed Paul is the best.
Suck dude :) love this series !!!
Could you do Stephan bodzin next ? :)
Brilliant
Where did you learn all this stuff? Very interesting. Where can I learn the rules ?
I feel like the glide on the bass was a bit too much on the last track, or attack was a bit slower. My ears wanted sharper note jumps instead of that glide ish bass. Good video overall though thank you very much
Nice, I love Paul Kalkbrenner 😍 But you missed the most important step, Paul always smokes a Joint 😂
Haha I didn't know about that part. 😅
@@Alice-Efe in an interview he said that he likes flying with privat jets because he can smoke weed inside there 😂
@@cursedsound hahaha such a legend 😅☺
Sick .. thx man
Any time!
🔥
hi bro, could you make something like svarog or petit astronaute??
Bald and Bankrupt without the shades
22:30 Subtitles
Until his name came on the screen, I only heard Paul "Rooster"bender :D
Time to use more delays
how many of your own albums have you released and give me your own tracks
aloha...yes-yes....aloha...yes-yes...
now for fritz kalkbrenner LOL just kidding!
😂
Bro your not even close
😂😂😂😂 das hat absolut gar nix mit paul kalkbrenner zutun. Hättest du einen hauch ahnung, paul nutzt nur audio samples, not midi ...
Calling Paul Kalkbrenner techno is like calling Imagine Dragons metal. This is essentially pop music with a faster “techno-oriented” drumwork. I wouldnt even really call it techno-oriented because it might just as well be pop-house. Its well made and smooth, but the dynamics are nonexistent, its very quiet despite all the transients squashed to hell and its not too interesting. I think he is a good example of a DJ/producer who got one good song and capitalized on that. I have been to one of his sets unwillingly because of friends and it was a total borefest mostly, and the best songs he played were all from other people. But since he is famous he is a “master” of techno apparently…People forget techno is supposed to be anti-establishment anti-capitalist music, but once white people stole it just like hip hop suddenly all I hear is this ball-less flavorless pop mush and now its what they call “techno”.
dont cry bro, someday you will be like Paul
@@varado17 Paul is a noob,
Uiiiuuuuiiiiuuuuiiiiiiuuu
This is the genre police speaking! Lower your faders and surrender your track!
Uuuiiiiiiuuuuuiiiiiiiuuuiiiiiiuuu
Boo hoo wypipo stole my music
listen the older tracks ...Paul db....
Why bother even making music if ur stuck on beginner level without understanding good sound deign methods? If u are a beginner, my only advice is, practice, then practice more. Then, when you have made something good, ask others what they think. This is why I am a sound designer first, THEN a producer. Ane even though I make music. Great music, I know what is releasable. And I have a long-term plan. This is the difference between a bedroom producer, and a real producer like Paul. Sound selection is one of the biggest things. But also, it must be organic. There is a sweet spot.
Also, i am always working on my own signature sound. If u dont care, thats ok too, while u are going through millions of sample packs. Im busy creating my own.
Do you have something to show, soundcloud?
Paul Kalkbrenner doesnt make real techno. Oscar mulero, florian meindl or somewhen are real pros
Genre nazis out in force in this comment section. (:
@@7177YT wtf
@@7177YT its fucking pop music,
Yalcin are you transitioning? you look eveytime more and more like a woman